2015-05-15 — zerohedge.com
``Previously released documents have shown Mr. Sarao urging exchanges to target high-frequency trading practices he viewed as manipulative, but the frequency and extent of his complaints weren't known. His complaints underscore the extent to which Mr. Sarao viewed his own trading as a legitimate counter to other high-speed traders... Sarao's complaints got him somewhere: straight to prison. And now we know why.''
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